Sentence examples for plan for workers from inspiring English sources

Closing this gap would require savings to rise by over half.The government's stakeholder pension is designed to plug some of this gap by providing a low-charge plan for workers earning between £10,000 and £20,000 a year.

One proposal would reinstate a tax meant to replenish a bankrupt union-run health plan for workers; another would make foreign parent banks legally responsible for any new deposits taken by their Argentine subsidiaries.

"They wanted to address the point that personal responsibility of the people must increase," said Robert Ungnad, a spokesman for Schering, which said it planned to offer a less-generous retirement plan for workers hired this year or after.

Osborne's flagship plan for workers to be given company shares in return for abandoning their employment rights, to be confirmed on Wednesday, has already been rebuffed by business leaders.

Administration documents and thousands of pages of legal testimony filed in a lawsuit against New York City, along with more than two dozen interviews with people involved in the events of the last four months of Mr. Giuliani's administration, show that while the city had a safety plan for workers, it never meaningfully enforced federal requirements that those at the site wear respirators.

He also unveiled a plan for workers to give up a string of employment rights in return for shares in their employer.

Some union insurance plans for workers at Catholic hospitals include contraceptive coverage.

In this movie, Albert flirts with Victoria by sketching out plans for workers' housing, and she proposes to him in a dress embroidered with strawberries.

The following year he became minister of labour and social security; in his three years in that post he promoted a plan for urban and rural reconstruction, including plans for workers' housing and the organization of noncommunist labour unions.

Moreover, if the lawmakers disagree with the governor's plans for workers' compensation, let them come up with their own ideas by March 1st, and let the ideas amount to real reform.

Several of the nation's largest insurers are offering health plans for workers that cost less for healthy people but that make members pay thousands of dollars out of pocket when their medical costs exceed a set amount.